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Ask HN: Best IDE for Working on Surface Pro 3?
I really like the Surface Pro 3 hardware, and it seems quite possible for there to be an IDE that will look good at the odd resolution and maybe even handle touch events well. I've only tried Brackets and PyCharm so far, but the former failed both miserably, while the latter looks super pixelated, but touch is reasonably well supported.
I know I'm a tiny fraction of the development market, but maybe there's a graphical toolkit out there that is handling this already, and I just need to find an IDE built in it?
Thanks.
- passive 12y agoOk, trying out WingIDE now, and it's definitely a step up from PyCharm. Touch support is still not great, but the text is crisp almost everywhere. Now to figure out how to use it....
- IMcD23 12y agoMicrosoft Visual Studio 14 CTP (http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/downloads/visual-studio-14-ctp-vs http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/downloads/visual-studio-14...) supports touch for scrolling, pinch-to-zoom, tap-and-hold for context menus, double-tap for word selection, and line selection by tapping in the margin.
- orand 12y agoThinking outside the box (pun intended), how about Cloud9? https://c9.io/ https://c9.io/